UPCOMING CONCERTS:

Saturday, October 20th 8PM – Fred Eaglesmith & Tif Ginn ($30):

Fred Eaglesmith can talk to you about almost anything. Chances are, he’s had that car, tractor, job, relationship, idea, and hat. But throughout his life and experiences there is always one thing that has remained the same: his undeniable gift for writing a song.  After 42 years touring the United States, Canada, and Europe, having his songs (from 22 albums) covered by some of the biggest names in music, and appearing on The Late Show with David Letterman  the enigmatic, countrified, Rock n Roll troubadour, Fred Eaglesmith, is carrying on with musical wife, Tif Ginn.  Eaglesmith is a veteran of the music industry and at the same time is about as far away from actually participating in todays music industry as one could be. Never operating within anyones boundaries, he continues to set the standard for independent artists everywhere.  Tif Ginn is a gutsy, amazing singer and a transcendent songwriter who has spent most of her life touring and playing music.  Her impressive, sultry vocals and glorious harmonies with Fred, along with her multiple instrument additions to the show will have you in awe.  This girl has it all, including Fred.  We hope you can join us for a great evening of music!

Saturday, November 24th 8PM – The Once ($25):

Newfoundland has a storied history of stunning songwriters, poets and players. Over the course of the last decade The Once have writ and knit themselves into that story.
The story of The Once is one of growth, propelled by the rare chemistry that comes from a decade of writing and touring together. Their songs have been placed in international film and television, they have YouTube videos with millions of hits, and there’s a trail of trophy nominations and wins from the East Coast Music Awards, the Canadian Folk Music Awards, and the JUNO Awards in their wake.
Geraldine Hollett’s voice is a large part of the band’s ethereal sound, and there is nowhere it would sit better than in between the rhythmic and supportive voices of Phil Churchill and Andrew Dale, and the lush soundscapes they build. The trio’s instrumentation and vocals meld together like gold, building something stronger together than any one songwriter could muster alone. Their harmonies grab you by the heart, and their music melts what’s left of it.

Opening for The Once will be Megan Bonnell, who is quickly becoming one of Canada’s leading voices as a songwriter, performer, and artist. A two-time Canadian Folk Music Award nominee, Megan has spent the last three years touring Canada, the US, and making groundbreaking debut performances at European festivals including BIME Live Festival in Bilbao, the Barcelo- na Jazz Festival, and The End Festival in London.

Get your tickets soon for what is sure to be an great evening of music!